New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-09
Winona & st. Peter 4 +

Our merchants are beginning to re-
ceive their spring stocks of goods.
Mr.. F. Schuetz's lecture at Turner
Hall last Sunday was fairly we'll attend
ed and proved to be interesting to those
present.
Just received at F. Kuetzing's. A
large consignment of four thread knit
ting cotton full weight. Both white
and colored will be sold at 5 cents a
ball.
The Western Union city Office is 10.
Gated at the City Drug Store. Office
hours from q. m. to p. m.
Only two progressive euchre parties
can be recorded this week. One was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. Vajen
Wednesday and the other one by Miss
M. Laudenschl@ger, at the residence of
John Dengler has opened a Confec-
tionery and Restaurant in the Erd.
Building. Wd. Eibner has been en-
gagged as manager. See ad. among
new advel tisement column.
The voters of the first ward will meet
at Turner Hall next Monday evening
for the purpose of nominating two can
didates for alderman. See call in
another column Isn't the Sd ward to
have a caucus?
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Williams died Sunday. The funeral oc-
cured yesterday morning. The sympa-
thies of their friends are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams in their afIic-
ton.
Hecker Post will have camp fire in
Turner Hall next Sunday evening.
This is held in place of the one which
could not be held on account of the Sc
we're snowstorm Jan. 16. Invitations
sent out for chat evening will be recog-
nized next Sunday. All Members are
expected to be present.
Monday John Albert made an assign
ment to E G.Koch for the benefit of his
creditors. The liabilities nre $S499.37
and the assets $5728.73. The failure is
due to poor business during last fall
caused by the numerous closing out
sales which were conducted here all of
last fall and most of the winter. The
creditors are all of them Chicago whole
sale dealers. We are informed that the
stock was invoiced at a very low rate
and that if invoiced at market prices it
would amount to rs much as the liabili-
ties.
The city council has appointed DR..
.. c. Strickler, A. Blanchard aus Chas.
". Heidemann as Board of Health in
place of DR.. Kaula, Geo. Jacobs and A..
Hellmann, resigned. The appointments
are good ones and will give general sa-
,isfaction. The duties of the board are
cxastng and in executing them the
embers will meet with a good many
,ebutfS. but we are sure they will do
their duty regardless of personal con-
siucra,ions The old board resigned
because tie council could not, under
the old charter, remunerate them sutfi.
cientIy for services rendered. II we re-
mamber' correctly the new charter
grants the council authority to allow
the legitimate expenses of the board.
4 Scandinavian farmer of town Lin
den has dog who knows how to take
care of his owners property. Last week
the farmer lost an overshoe on the Cot
tonwood road. Shortly afterward the
dog came along and recognized the
shoe. For two days the dog KEEP,
guard over the shoe and did not allow
anyone to travel over that part of the
road he was watching. The snow or
both sides of the road was piled ur
high but everyone coming that way tool
snow-bath rather than argue with tn,
dog. The owner of the dog happened tt
travel over the road on the second day
and removed the construction. Travel
ers on the Cottonwood road feel easier
F. D. Terrell, for nine months nigh
operator at the Western Union tele
graph office, left for New Ulm las
evening on notification that he ha,
been promoted to the position of mana
ger of the Office at the latter place
Mr. Terrell was especially kind to th
morning newspaper men, who owe hir
much for unusual favors. 'Stillwate
Correspondents of St. Paul PIoNEEl
Press Mr.. Terrell arrived in Ne1
Ulm Saturday and opened the Office i
c. L. Roos' drug store Monday. Th